Classical theory used to define the rate constant of a chemical process drastically overestimates the rate of many single-molecule processes, and derived theories designed to compensate for overcounting only work well in limited situations. A new ''spectral rate theory,'' addresses these issues and its effectiveness is demonstrated on both numerically generated and experimental data.
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